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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-23
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
ment of the money secured by mortgage. dated
the twenty, tourih day of August A. ID 1880. eX-
ecuted by Ebenezer Marble and his wife. Ella
Marble, OF the town of Woodruff. ,ounty of Shia-
wassee and State of Michigan, to Emehne Wal
lace of the town of Perry. county of ohiawassee
and State OF Michigan, which said mortgage was
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of the county of ~hia assoc and State of Nichi
gan, in Liber thirty one OF Mortgages page 293,
on the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1884 at eleven
o'clock a. IN.
And Whereas the amount claimed to be due on
said mortgage at the date of this notice is the
of 81 953.09 of principal and interest and the fur
Their sum of twenty-five dollars an attorney tee,
stipulated for in said mortgage. and which is the
whole amount claimed to be unpaid on said
mortgage and no suit or proceed ings having been
instituted at law in equity, to recover the debt
now remaining secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof, whereby the power o, sale contained
in said morts age has become operative
Now Therefore. Notice Is Hereby Given. That
by virtue of the said power of sale. aud in pur-
suance of the Statute in such case made and pro-
vided the said mortgage will be forecosed by
sale of the premises therein described at public
auction to the highest bidder. at the front door
of the Court House. In the city of Corunna. in
March A. d. 1888. at ten closk in the forenoon
of that day. which said premises are described in
said mortgage as follows, to wit: All that certain
piece parcel of land situate in the town of
Woodruff, in the county of Shiawassee and state
of Michigan, and described as follows, to witt
The east part of the east half of the north east
quarter of section twenty-five t25), bounded as
follows, to wit: Commencing at the north east
corner dissection No (25I twenty five thence south
on section line one hundred and sixty rods CO.,
thence west eighty rods. thence north to ditch.
thence on east bank of the ditch to north section
line, thence east on section line to the place Of
beginning. in township (5) five north of range one
east, containing about (75) seventy FIVE acres Of
land more or less
Dated this 23d day of December, A. d. 1887.
EMELINE WALLACE,
S. F. SMITH, Mortgacee.
Atty for MortRaRec,
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Election Notice.
S. F. SMITH,
Atty, for MortRa

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County or SHIAwAssEE. ss'
WHEREAS, A petition was on the 10th day of
December A. ID. 1887, duly filed with the
County Clerk of Shiawassce County in the
State OF Michigan, pursuant to the provisions
of section one ~, of act No. one hundt ed
ninety.seven (107) of the public acts of the
legislature of the State of Michigan, passed at
18th, A. d. 1887, which said petition is signed
by more than one fifth of the voters OF said
county, rs shown oy the vo' e for Governor at
the election held on the second day of Nov
ember, A. D. 1886, who are qualified to vote
for county officers In said county;
Therefore. Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant to the provisions ofsaid section No one
~, of said act above referred to, an election
VIII be held III said County OF Shiawassee; the
same to be held In each voting precinct in
said county, ut the usual places and between
the usual hours OF holding elections for state
and county officers as provided by law, said
election to take place on Tuesday, January
gath, A. ID. 1888, to determine whether or not
No. two '2) of said act above referred to- shall
be- manufactured or sold within the limits OF
said Shiawassec county.
All the electors voting mt such election that
the manufacture and bale of Intoxicating liq-
uors for use as n beverage shall be prohibited
printed or partly written, on their ballots
the words, against the manufacture and sale
Of Intoxicating liquors" and all the electors
voting ut such election that such manufacture
printed or written, or partly printed or partly
written on their ballots the words, "For the
manufacture and sale of Intoxicating LID
uors"
DATED, CoRUNNA, DECEMBER nth, A. d.
1887.
FRANK +. WEIGH,
By w. X. CMArELL, County Clerk.
Dep. County Clerk.
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pxt That they have had the matter under
cunsidrraii,n and would recosEmend that
said street be opened.
The Commttee ON Fire Department
made the FOLLOWING report. which was &C
copied and adopted. Ayes 8. nsys'0
Owosso. Dec. 10. 1887.
To the Hon Mayor and Council of the
City of 0wosso.
Your Committee to whom was referred
the matter OF hiring Engineers for Fire
Department, would report that they had
hired IL. w. Merck and @. Owens NJ 5000
per wear. from January 1. 1888. TO January
1. 1889.
The Committee on Claims and Aeoesnts
reported fayorably ON the accounts as
above presented. The report was accepted
unanimous consent given and the &c.
counts allowed. Ayes 8, nays o.
The same committee also reported in
favor of allowing The account OF l.. K.
WOodard, held over. al $1l8. The report
was accepted and account allowed. Ayes
8; nays0.
Aid Wells offered the following resolu-
ton which was accepted aud adopted.
Ayes 3; nays o. See resolution published
In another column for opening jerome
avenue.
Aid. Tilcomb offered the following res
olution which was accepted and adopted
by the following vote: Aves-Ald
Frieseke. Keytc, Tilcomb, Wiley and
WOlverlon-5. Nays-Ald. Gould, Rob.
bins and Wells-3.
RESOLVED, BY the Common Council of the
City Of OwOsso that committee of four
OF thu Common Council. consisting of
Aid. Frieseke. Woverton, Kcyte and
Robbins and three citizens consisting of A.
l.. Williams. S. +. Smith and ID. Burhans
to be known us the Water Works Con-
struction committee. Said committee shall
get up plans and specifications and submit
the same TO the Common Council, and then
advertise for bids for the construction of
water works according 10 said plans and
specifications adopted by said Common
Council and contract with the lowest re-
spoDsible bidder for the construction of
said water works.
The following Grade Roll for Oak street
was presented, read and on motion con-
firmed. Ayes 8, nays O.:
Holeman Harriet. rods lot Is and fri IS
in L o Williams sub-div of out lot
Bateman l. rods, lot 20 and fri "a in
a. o Williams sub-div Of out lot o,
$500. ..................s. $50. -. -. @ Ga
Wright NJ l., 8 rods lot Q in A l. q o
Williams subdv of out lot 7, $500 6 81
Sullivan Katherine, 8 rods, lot IL in l. Il
20 Williams SUB div of out lot 7, $500. 9 Ga
Calkins J IL, 20 rods lots and ID in Dewey
&Stewart's add; lot block A, Dewey
Stewards add =. 49,. 49,; =. -. 10 so
Mnnson l., 16 rods lots and Is block 2,
Dewey & Stewards add. ,............. IL 2S
Frieseke Bros. ~ rods lots and 10 block
8, Dewey q Stewards add ............. . 9G
Grow ID, rods lot block 4, Dewey II
Stewards add 49,. ....,..........,,... 6t
Frieseke Bros 1G rods lots and block 3,
Dewey q Stcwap's add -. ..... 10 2S
Wood II, rods Tot Q block /, Dewey Il
stewart 5 add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u oh
Dewey 4 Stewart, rods, lot block /,
Dewey & Stewards add. ............. -. 80
Signed,
q. A. BALDWIN, ,
w. X. SMITH
GEO. Il. HUGHES. 7
Commissioners.
The Council then adjourned.
EDMUND .. DEWEY,
City Clerk.
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. Default has been made in the
payment of the money secured by mortgage
dated the Eight zenith day of July. A. d.. 1876,
executed by james 9 DEMO and Matilda DC
MO. his wife. of the Town of Perry. County of
Shiawassee and State of Michigan, to Henry
Olsaver of the Town of Hamburg, County of
Livingston and State of Michigan, which Said
mortgage was recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of the County of Shiawas.
see and Stat of Michigan in liber No of
mortgages, on page 337. on the Goth day of
July, A. d. 1856. at O'Clock in he afternoon.
And Whereas The amount claimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date of this
interest and the further sum of S35 as an at
torney fee stipulated for in said mortgage.
and which IS the whole amount claimed to be
unpaid on said mortgage, and no suit or pro-
ceeding having been instituted ut law or in
equity to recover the debt now remaining
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
whereby the power of sale contained in said
mortgage has become operative.
Now therefor c. Notice Is hereby given that
by virtue of the said power Of sale, and in pur-
suance of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be forclosed
by sale of the premises therein described
ut public auction 20 the highest bid
der at the front door of the 'Ourt House in the
City OF torunna in said County of ShiawaSscc,
on the Goth day of March A. ID. 1883. 1T 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of chat day,which said
premises are described in said mo tgage as
follows, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land stu
ate in the Town of Perry. in the County of
ShiawasSce and described as follows, to witt
The south west qua ter of the south east quar-
ter of section thirty-hve ,35J in Town five 10y
north of Range two ~ east, containing frrty
acres of land accord ing To the OF iginal survey,
be the same mare or less rhe above sale
will be made subject 81 IL certain other mort
gage dated the 23d day OF June, A. d., 1871. eX-
ecuted by said James c DEMO and Matilda
DEMO. his wife To said Henry Olsaver, and
recorded in the Office of said Registered Deeds
in liDer V. ct mortgages, on IT, wit, page l56, on
the 2Sth day of July, A ID 1871
of Dpcpno a ID
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-23

COMMON COUNCIL ROOM.
OWoaso. Dee. 10. 1887.

Regular meeting of the Common Conn-
-cil OF the city OF Owosso. Mayor CaIkios
In the chair.
Present-Ald. Frieseke. Gould, Keyte,
Robbins. Tteomb. Wells. Wiley and Vol
verton.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved
Aid. Gould presented tho following
petition signed by ID. Beattie and four
others, which was referred "a the Commit
tee on Opening Streets and Alleys:
We, the undersigned, citizens owning
property ON Main street east. petition YOUR
honorable body to have Hickory street
opened three rods wide on the township
line between Caledonia and Owosso from
Main street to Shiawassee river.
The following accounts were presented
and referred to the Committee on Claims
and Accounts:
OWossO Gas Co lighting st. lamps 1856 25
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ToLEDO. ANN ARBoR 4 NORTH NIGH
GAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs Hereby OWEN, that there will be
special meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Toledo
Ann Arbor Il North Michigan Railway Company
at the Company's office In Toledo, Ohio on Mon
day, February 27th, A D., 1888. at II O'Clock A. M
The object Of this meeting Is to approve or rcjec
the agreement for consolidation. heretofore mad
by the Boards OF Directors of the Toledo, AM
Arbor North Michigan and the Toledo, AM
Arbor II Cadillac Railway Company. aud for tn
transaction OF such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
C. F. Cook.
Secretary.
Dated Toledo, o., December ~, 1887.
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The great gift of the season is the
great king bee that is given TO each
one dollar customer. Ladies 60 wild
over them at the Boston Bee Hive,
opposite Duf's, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-23
The Council then adjourned.
EDMUND .. DEWEY,
City Clerk.

Decorated dinner sets (Io) So %
at the Famous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

We want live. Ensrzetic nna snu.l,,. -.
IN every c1unsy tn the Unitea Sln1Isu ~rss -.
ada, % sell . patent article a rsgsf -, -.
IN MgRzTs Al article having inra. - ~.
ing over loe Per cent prcis. hssinS - -.
tltion, and On which The agent B sr1.s-I.'' 4.
the exclusive sale BY . deed gissn lse - =,
every county ae may secure frQm n. Nh a
these advAntasss % eur agenls aad ~ -. -
IL IL Al sriela that can be sod 70 srnss s..'..
eWaer. IT migst not be necessary % - -
"ExIRAcHDfNAE1oFxHn u secare rnr7 .'.,''-
a. once. but we have ccnclnded = AL, i =
show, not orlT cur con1druca n ~ -. :.
our inventtoB, hut IN H. salAhfll y b. - - =.
q AZ viii handle IA with aner4E. onr 49,
nov q work aFe makiDg froA al1a y R.17 !
month clear and this fact maksa Il anIs Z. ~ 4,
make cur offer 70 al who are sui of an.n1.,
raent Any aeeat thai viii sive cur ha.I1'.. 1
thirty days trlAl and fail 10 cicar 4 la,n 80
in this time, AaovE All ExPnzsna a. 49,
all gods uusold y rs and - via rnls1s =
nancy paid fer them. ANY arans * 1,1,''-'
agent who would like ten OF more coani'rs -
work them through ab-Agents far ninatf ts,f
and fail % clear a. least 9sso AnoFM IA -
rkEsKa. can return ali nneold ana ~ nts
money back No other employar q aesrIs -
dartd 70 make such eGers, nor voult "a h =,
/ did not know that We have sEaals nsn I1..|-7
mere than double the ans0uns we alsaIsnI
and but two sales day wsuld Etse 4 praai &
ever tt2S q N nth, and that ane 81 unr nnru..
tcok eighteen arcers In cue day. Our lrrra ~
scriptive circulars explain cur oaer faIlr ~
these We wish 70 sead 70 ererYone onl Al sa
plcyment who win seed us thzna ona 90
stamps Tor postage. send e onca and ler1n|
the agency In time for tue ioom and Z, b NJ.
on the terms named In our ext aarlinnsy "a =
We would like 10 have the Address q IA IA
l az mt. sewing HnachiBe solicitors and carpdn
tiers IN the csuntry, and ask aBy reaAuR u "a
paper who reads tAis oler, 70 send ~ q 80
Address At onee, or you wiz lose he basl 1.1.n
ever offered 70 those eut q emplol meat 4
make meney. RKNUKa MAKuRAcKrnrla Ca.,
adwSm lle smithleld 81, Pitilhura. n
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Ear RErALlArroN nILEs.

Secretary MAnning's Communication
10 the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs in answer 10 ss request Tor his
views in regard 10 the Canadian Estalia-
tion bills, IL an exhaustive document.
The Secretary goes thoroughly into the
subject, and reviews The various treaties
and conventions with Great Britain
which In any way Affect the fisheries
question.
While In some passages he seems to
tuFn aside from the question under con-
sideration and in one place goes very
far aside 10 make 8 characteristic at
tack on the American tariff system,
Secretary ManninR's statement Of the
case is generally clear and logical. His
conclusion Il that the recent Canadian
legislation which practically forbids the
entrance Of American fishing vessels
Into Canadian waters under any pre-
tsxt, is nniussiAable and In violation Of
the treaties between the governments.
without absolutely recommending
the passage Of The retaliation bill BY the
House, be uuqaessionAbly favors such
action, and merely warns the committee
10 be careful that the terms OF the bill
Be drawn in such manner that there
can be no mistake in regard 10 them. II
must be borne in mind that Secretary
Manning's Recommendation In reality
smanats from the President. OF thai they
are a least IN harmony with the
viexa Of the President. They are there
fore Important a. affording the tirss in
dicasion Of The Presidents views on the
subiecs.l They apparently indicate no.
only that the President favors The pass
ace Of the retaliation btu, but shat be
means 10 make use Of The sxiFaordina-
~ powers which they would confer upon
him, II the necessity for doing 20 arises.
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tnbss and isrksts hssinx bs1n furnished
b Enzlish nsnnfaetuEsrs. hwouid -
May mosiha sssn nndsr tie mssi
fassxnbls sirsum2snnsass bsfols plans
fsF ths manafnaetnls 81 hsasg osdnanes
could Be s0mpissed II tie Unissd sszt<sI
ana q would b - lsaat Two ysafs -
fora ; msSsFn hieh-pssssurs Run. en-
tirsiy of AnsrieAn manufast1rs. eould
be prDdncsd.
Il . easily 70 b seen fhas the ssnats
BIZ Hss not passsd TOO soon- Congress
wssid be nsrsiy a1aise tbs paFt Of sis'
dom II Il srpendsd 81 The big snEpial
10 shs erosion Of sdfquats coast De
ssnses. the sonstEnc1ion Of navy and
the purchase Of the nosl Improved ord
Mans.
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The passage By The senate Of The bill
appeopriaiing the sum OF twenty.
one million dollars foE the con
stFuesion Of coast defenses and "a,
manufacture Of modern ordnance viii
be heartily approved by the people. II
IL sincerely 10 be hoaad that TIE bill vii
Be passed By the Hoass and that durinr
the ptessnt year the work % pro
ysding adequate defeasss for oar soa-
port eiiiss will b begun in earnest.
LAmentahls Is Il The asaoisuey Of tes
United States in coast detensea. It's dsf.
oienel in ordnance Is. II posahle. eves
greater. when the ornaments Of ths
new cruisers, the ChicAgo and the Ros-
Ton, upoR which the Barssa Of Ord-
nanoa b nov Al woFk. are completed. the
United siasss viii poassss altogether 90
y twenty nine new high powered guns.
We have. in addition TO these. soUs cd
Sineh rides. converted from II inch
smooth eoses, hy whieh, a. Admiral Per
VET reeSntiy said. "a good snaoetA bore
vas spoilea and a poog rife made
The weakness Of the United States IN
The matter Of osdnAnse Il better under.
ssood when the ssfsngth % oaher IA.
tons i known. England b. dAy has
sevea thousand ritiea guns thai she can
ertng into sctiOn In tiaae % var. France
has AK thousand and Russia Abous sve
thousand. or The thsee powers eonS.ned
aboat eighteen thousand, while she
Omitted sastes mnss rely Cor prosection
upon twenty niue.
The worst feature u lhe oase. hevev-
e., u thai we have not oniy noeraaAnoe
worth Hsentianing bat thai ~ have 10
facilities Cor iss manafAutare. Tee
twenty Hins euhs whieA we now passss.
were iiasls more than rut toSptAer IN
TIE DATED States. ne fosginsi for Ne
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNsCRUPULoUs PER
~ sons have represented 70 cur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaps Intentionally conveying the idea
thai our soaps arc OF poor quality. when
SUCH Is NOT THE CASE Though IN enc
sense Of the word our soaps are cheap, the
purchaker 10 getting more soap Of a supe-
rior quality than Of certain higher prick d
SOAPS. We mr. Ike all grades Of laun ~
and household soaps, and psciaily recon-
mend our WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
rs suitable for all uscs and always giving
satisfa stioD. Because Of the thoroughnsss
With which this soap cleansea do not
think that Il Injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction mor ey e'unded II
othe wisel and that it win not hurt the
hands or injure the most delicate fabric.
Do you wi . build mp your home In
dastriesl II 80, you win ind as deserving
81 your patronage. Insist upon ths use Of
only this soap Ia your household. Ask
your grocer for Il and take no other than
the Western Queen Savon. We AJAX you
- a favor due to your home indu tries to
purchase sne box Of this soap and give Il
q Thorough trial
fea SEATTLE SOAP co.
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DAILY pOST-IETELLIGEACER



Lord Randslph ChnrshiIi hes ap-
parsnfiy broken saliseiy uith ne Old
leaders Of Ne Conservative party sad
bsiastfna upon 90 indspsndent palitieal
carssx, hopiug 20 carry with him tie
youuqsr and nore progressive elemsnas
o. the Conservative party. he thns re-
tarna 10 he sititnde which Be he'd tkrss
uass aeo. Then, Il viii BE- remembered.
IL vas free lanes and aftaeksd Al
pastses aiika. n was only his viaesous
opposition 10 she EaycaiAn and AFGHAN
policy 81 The Gladstons governments
which s0rssd hin within the ranks Of
ths Conservative.
ne ID nov, however. 10 position %
oomnand inhnissiy more Fespsci than
Re wes able 20 command during bic.
former career e. free iasos. Thea b
was regarded b bis colleagues g very
IIaha weight, indeed. No ons hsedsd
bis attacks or his opini0nA- He hsd
only tkres followers, and, devoted -
those three Wern, they we're scarcely
able % make up In devotion whst they
lacked IN sumbeFs. Now be has TIE
prestige Of having been twice Cabinet
Minister and Of hsving been the leader
Of the majority To the House Of Con-
mons. Even Gladstone. Who formerly
waa wont 70 sheer al Churchill and make
light Of his prstansioas on every Goes
sion, consideEed bis resignation from
the Conservative OAbinet Of sufficient
importance 70 vrits q lstteF eulogizinG
his former antagonist.
Eow, also. Chnrchili will be able to
command many more than soaF votes
for his independent party. Il % alto
eeihsr probable that large number Of
che youne Conservatives will ehooss 70
follow him rather than Salisbury. There
can Be ns question that Churchill. dur.
ing bis connection With the Conserva.
tive party. gave 10 that organization al
Of the foEoe that Il possessed. II VA
be Who organized the PFlmross League
one Of the beat equipped and most sh
eient aids that a British politisal part,
sver possessed. II vas largely thFouRl
the Efforts Of the PFimFoss Lsagas tina
ths Conservative UnIonist victory o
1885 was won, and II may be remarked
as significant that The Primrose Leagu
now follows Ohurchill rather than Sails
bury. Besides. Churchill cared 70
che interests Of his three former follOs
ers % we'll when be eams TO power tbs
Il will be q wondeF IL others do no
crowd 10 his support in hope Of reoeiv
Inc the same watehful care, whel
OhurehEiI's turn eomss again.
Indeed. Il IL nos impossible thai LoFV
Randolph may Be sble to reOFganizs ID
Conservative party on nov lines. III
old organization Is practically dead
Even with the support Of all Of th'
former leaders Of the Liberals, exeep
Gladstone, II Was barely able TO win
vietsry before the people, and th
chances Of its ever winning another ar
very slight indeed. A reorganization o
parties is necessary before any Othe
than a ono-sIded contest can take pIaC'
10 Great Britain. II may be Ch1fchllI'
fortune 20 BE- the Feorganizer Of tn
Conservative pArty--to take the grea
body Of lie members with him, leaving
Salisbury, Smith and stanley withou
.nx.,r,tara
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otll4ine slsrks anizksd sn lnfsrsstinr
rncifaf o. fhe nansea - ooDe 81 thoe.
thsn eaoeEssd IL tha hotsi rotun6a,
sonehfna his dessripzinn ~. hsrs ed
there. vita s0una unE11nal experiGncs b
hna had with then, thns greatly I'm.
prassine the rural eassa.
A. the Aotei msn said. WITH peKfsci
truth. af 70 ether ksfzts 10 The oeEntFy
are fheEe gathered % Hany prontne1i
nsan e. 3 tine 90 e ne hofals a ths'
eity. In 0na evening there can b sssz
men whaae names ara familiar 10 neAril
evssy hcusehoId 81 AusEica.
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The oEETEMERI'' is the most pop
ular kid glove 10 AmsEics, &1.l5 for I've
buttons. $50 for eieht butlons. Ihe5
are far below the price Of any ofhel
standard maker, and for a. and dnra
bility are uuexoslled. The above are 70
tail pricas (ths glove h not sold At whole
salel at SCH WABAOHER BROS. del.
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WANTED.

DosTTION, BY A SINGLE MAN OF
Il 80 good accountant and rapid pen
man; No. I references; salary no object
at first. Address Business" this Office 66
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WnAT InUs I'LL WILL ID

~ A4N SAAIB A88AA VILE 80
The ~. recsdansed sale u BoscAse's
GeEman Syrup sfthtn . few years haa
aasoniEhed the verdi u h withonf
d0ubt the safest and best remedy sssF
discovered for the speedy and edesfnal
ears - Coughs. Colds. and The ssseFest
Lag fr01biea. Is aets On ~ entirely
dinefeat prineiple from TIE usual prs
ssripsions gfysn bT physicians. IS e dos
not cry np cough and leave tha dis-
ease afiii IN the system, buf, on the eon-
trasy, removes the eaase Of the trouble,
he2ls Tie parts affected. snd leaves them
10 3 purely healthy condition A bottle
kept 10 tbe house for 1se when the as
eases make their appeaFance vii save
DOCTORS bills and long speli Of serious
illness. A trial will eoByinee you Of
these facts. Il ID positively sotd b AL
Druggists and general dealers IN tEe
land. Price Is ess. large bottles. dS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08
WANTED.

A GIRL AS COOK. BY MRS. J. r.
"A Lewis. Apply corner Cherry and
Third streets. fes